Andy Hutchinson
Before you get a decent camera, it’s easy to be jealous of photographers who do have one. You might eye their lovely long exposure shots and wish you had something more sophisticated than an iPhone with which to compose such gorgeous photographs. You might stare into the depths of their …
The first big storm of the winter hit the NSW coast today. Some truly massive waves pounded the coastline and made the Kiama Blowhole sing. I found a good spot upwind of the spray and took some shots as mother nature reminded us who’s boss.
I took this photo last night and uploaded it to my Facebook page this morning. Thanks mainly to the guys at Higgins Storm Chasing who kindly shared it, it got a large number of comments, like and shares. Lots of people have asked about the processes behind this photo so I …
Some interesting techniques here, not least of which is the cloning in of an entire section of building because the fisheye style warp left some empty areas.
So my feelings about 500px are pretty well known, but can best be summed up by one phrase – highly disappointing. I found that site so frustrating in fact that I’ve since completely deleted my account – I don’t think I’ve ever done that on any site I’ve ever joined …
35 Degrees South from Andy Hutchinson on Vimeo.
During Friday and Saturday an intense storm formed off the east coast of Australia and started tracking south from Queensland, through the border to New South Wales and on further down the coast. Nothing unusual about that – east coast lows are a regular occurrence in this part of the world. However …
An interesting article over at Outdoor Photographer about post-processing of images. This subject comes up time and again and I think, for the most part, that it’s a load of nonsense. If there was a way of accurately recording a scene such that it was a perfect facsimile of the landscape in …
I have never been afraid to change a lens in the field, no matter where that field happens to be. If I’m standing on a rock by the coast in howling wind with sea spray flying everywhere then I will turn my back on the ocean while I switch lenses, …
I‘ve been using cameras since before they had any kind of automatic modes. I had to learn about exposure and aperture back in those days of film because it was so expensive to take photographs and any blown-out or underexposed shots were downright painful to receive back from the chemists. …